directions

Butter Sauce: Place Worcestershire in blender and add remaining ingredients, except butter. Whip on low until combined. Add softened butter and mix for 2 minutes. Melt the Creole butter in a saute pan and cook until browned.

Add chicken and cook until 1/4 done.

Add the shrimp. Cook until 1/2 done. Add the vegetables and the sausage.

Ladle in seafood stock around the outside of the pan avoiding washing the spices off the chicken and shrimp. Cook until heated through. Place in bowl, toss with linguine, and sprinkle with tomatoes and green onions. Dust with Cajun seasoning to taste.

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cris2shortApril 14, 2014REVIEW:

My absolute favorite recipe. After I moved to an area that doesn't have a Rainforest Cafe, I missed this dish. I have used this recipe multiple times. I usually don't rate things, but I had to rate this because it is amazing.

TARAOctober 27, 2013REVIEW:

The butter sauce was mostly just made with a pinch or dash of the various spices as I thought they'd fit with the dish. I like spicy so I probably went a little heavy on the cayenne and black pepper but it worked great. I used angel hair instead of linguine and had to omit the shrimp because my husband is allergic to it. I also used chicken stock instead of seafood stock (again, the allergy). I would like to try this with the shrimp and seafood stock sometime when he's not home for dinner. It was quite good with my subsitutions and I look forward to trying it again as written.

Member since:May 6, 2001

chiragJune 29, 2013REVIEW:

Like everyone else, I had to guess on the butter sauce and just add ingredients to taste (got to taste a lot of butter that way!). But I think it was a really good recipe. We have eaten at Rainforest when on vacation and next time we are at one I'll see how close this was to the original.

vendoSeptember 7, 2009COMMENT:I just had this dish at the restaurant and it was fantastic. Can't wait to try it. For the lack of measurements on the Butter sauce, I will follow another Jamabalaya recipe that is similar. That is, Emeril's ESSENCE Creole Seasoning. Basically it is 1 Tbsp each for the spices. Hopefully that will do as I will definitely try this.

Guest FoodieJanuary 26, 2009COMMENT:why are there no measurements for the butter sauce?

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jtparker98December 6, 2006REVIEW:

Great Recipe, has become a "pasta" favorite. I elimnated the sausage and don't always add the shrimp and is just as good. You have to experiment with the butter sauce since it doens't give any measurements of the ingrediants.

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